New report claims to finally reveal what the iPhone 7 looks like

Apple penchant for industrial design took a strange turn when the company
released the iPhone 6. Though the device was impressively slim, it
featured a protruding camera and unsightly antenna bands across the
back. The iPhone 6 may have been thinner than its predecessors, but it
was clearly a design step in the wrong direction compared to the sleek
look we saw with the iPhone 5 and 5s.

With the iPhone 7, Apple will finally be righting the ship. A new report from MacRumors
provides us with the first substantive details we’ve seen yet about the
industrial design of Apple’s highly anticipated next-gen iPhone.

Citing a source who has proven reliable in the past, MacRumors
relays that the camera on the iPhone 7 will sit flush with the device
itself, an impressive achievement given that the iPhone 7 will
reportedly be even thinner than the 6s. While we’ll know more about the
iPhone 7’s camera technology in just a few months, a thinner camera
module makes sense given reports that Apple is already implementing
camera technology it acquired when it purchased LinX many months ago. As
we reported previously, LinX was a company that specialized in delivering extremely small yet highly capable mobile cameras.

What’s
more, the report claims that Apple will finally do away with the
antenna lines on the iPhone 6 and 6s that practically begged users to
put the device in a case.

“The
other significant change with the body of the iPhone 7 is the removal
of antenna bands across the rear,” the report adds, “allowing for a
cleaner all-metal look on the back. Antenna bands at the sides and
around the top and bottom edges are said to remain, however. ”

Make sure to check out the source link below for an interesting mock-up of what the iPhone 7 may look like.